上苑艺术馆6月14日《漂移的灵魂》波兰艺术家 Krzystof作品展
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上苑艺术馆6月14日《漂移的灵魂》波兰艺术家 Krzystof作品展



CuratorAgnieszka Budyńska


                      参展艺 ArtistKRZYSZTOF LINNIKE波兰


执行人Executor:孙上了 Sun Shangliao

展览时间 Duration2013-06-14~2012-06-22
开幕时间 Opening20130614 15:30
开放时间 Working hours:周一至周日 10:00—17:00
城市 City::北京 Beijing
展览地点 Venue:上苑艺术馆-图书馆2 Shangyuan Art Museum — Library Second Floor
地  址:北京市怀柔区桥梓艺术社区
主办单位:上苑艺术馆 Shangyuan Art Museum

前言:

《漂移的灵魂》展览包含两个系列的作品。《出埃及记》是艺术家试图从自己的潜意识出发,与精神能量相碰撞产生的结果。它们是艺术家眼中,人类存在的本质性的根源。《荼吉尼》系列很大程度上受到了南印度神话的影响。在怛特罗密教里,荼吉尼是女性力量的化身。尽管,荼吉尼形象主要出现在佛教传统中,但是最初她来源于印度教的传说。在印度教传说中,她通常与以残暴嗜血著称的迦利女神联系在一起。

艺术家从这些生命的起始图像中找到了到达自己的敏感身体的通道。并从人类的繁衍快乐和强权道德之间的矛盾中,形成了自己独到的图像呈现。促使观众不断地处于期待的过程中。


艺术家简介:

KRZYSZTOF LINNIKE - 平面设计师,插画家。生于波兰华沙。民族志学者和政治学家,毕业于华沙大学。他在华沙的„Nowolipki”工作室完成了陶器制作的课程,并拥有艺术管理的相关文凭。

  他用了两年时间在喀尔巴阡山脉对当地的精神文化进行了科学研究。这次经历之后,他的主要兴趣开始围绕民间巫术发展,特别是在乌克兰的博伊科,一个具有独特文化的斯拉夫高地民族,他们的梦境和梦的象征性。与他们的交流和碰撞,激发他创作了最早的一批作品,献给喀尔巴阡山脉的女巫。

  他的作品从世界的不同部分来探讨神话、符号和象征主义。你既可以看到来自欧洲文化的元素,也可以发现来自美洲和亚洲的符 号。其中一些受到了中世纪绘画、书稿插图和中美洲文明遗留下来的符号的启发。对于玛雅文化和阿兹特克文化的好奇刺激他创作了一系列带有中美洲文明线的特点的绘画。他最近的作品来源于南亚神话,主要是印度。Linnike有很多年从事脑力工作的经验,这也影响了他的艺术创作。

    Linnike参加过很多次群展,并举行过个人展览("Angels. Los (t) Angeles", "Imaginarium", "Demons", "Shamanism")。他的作品也曾在报刊上得到发表(如波兰的全国性日报《Metro》)。同时,他为2012年在德国出版《Asatoma Sat Gamay》做插画师。他也不时与波兰的电视台合作。他自己完成的图像项目《波兰的民间妖怪》被国家民俗志博物馆在华沙展出。他也涉及纹身、书籍封面和商标的设计。


KRZYSZTOF LINNIKE - graphic designer, illustrator. Born in Warsaw, Poland. Etnographer and political scientist, graduate from the University of Warsaw. He completed a course in artistic pottery in studio Nowolipki. Holds a diploma in Art Management.

For two years he has been conducting a scientific study of local spiritual culture in the Carpathians. His primary interests then revolved around folk magic, especially dreams and dream symbols in Boyko Land in Ukraine, among Boykos, a dystinctive ethnic group of Slavic highlanders. Encounters with interesting people gave inspiration for the first cycle of graphics, dedicated to Carpathian witches.

His works explore mythology, iconography and symbolism from various parts of the world. One can trace elements from culture of Europe, as well as from the Americas and Asia. Some of the inspiration comes from medieval drawings, illustrated manuscripts and preserved codes of Central American civilization. Curiosity in the cultures of Mayans and Aztecs gave inspiration for series of drawings made with line characteristic for Mesoamerica. His recent pieces derive from the inexhaustible source of mythologies of South Asia, mainly India. For many years Linnike has been experimenting with various techniques of working with the mind, and those experiences influenced his art.

Linnike took part in collective presentations and had a number of individual exhibitions (such as "Angels. Los (t) Angeles", "Imaginarium", "Demons", "Shamanism"). His pieces had been published in the press (such as the "Metro", Polish daily newspaper with national range) and served as illustrations for the book "Asatoma Sat Gamay" published in 2012 in Germany. He collaborated with Polish Television. He created his own graphic project "Polish Folk Devils" displayed in the National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw. He designs tattoos, bookplates, logos.




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